Canada's Car, Heavy Utility, 4x2 Ford C 11 ADF

Design

The Ford C 11 was originally designed as a civilian station wagon and it was converted into a military vehicle in 1942. Rifle racks were installed, map holders, first aid equipment, stronger bumpers, roof rack, and other military tools.

There were four doors with a split rear door.

The Ford C 11 had the drive controls on the right to conform to British use.

Construction

The Ford C 11 had an all steel body.

Variants

Ford C 11 ADF:

Ford C 11 A 5: Could carry seven passengers. The luggage space was removed to allow for the two additional passengers.

Ford C 11 ?: Based on the Ford's 1941 chassis. It was 200 lb / 91 kg heavier. The radiator and body style were slightly different. Some had racks for carrying fuel and water cans.

Usage

Canadian Army

The Canadian Army used very few of the Ford C 11s.

British Army

The British Army was the main user of the Ford C 11. Used mainly in Africa and Italy.